The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-28
SEDALIA GOSSIP.

SEDALIA GOSSIP.
The Fourth of July draws on apace.
-Sedalia is good show town, it is said
Gen. Custer was killed June 25, 1879.
The weather was little more equable,
yesterday.
Cut your sidewalks free of weeds. and
be happy.
To-day, in 1879, the Afghan treaty
was signed.
The seven..days' fight in Virginia began
June %, 1862.
The justices were not rushed with
business yesterday.
Country people were plentiful in
Seaalia, yesterday.
Another butcher shop will shortly
decorate Main street.
The Fourth of July, this year of our
Lord, comes on Monday.
will be ready to roof the new city
building in q day or two.
There were warmer days last winter
than there were last week.
BY the way, cholera morbus don't seem
to be SO scary the last day or two.
Yesterday was the anniversary of
Queen Isabella's abdication in 1870.
-Messrs Tilberry & Son, of East Sedalia,
have closed out their grocery business.
Born to the wife of L. 81. Munsell,
Thursday evening, June %, daughter.
What wealth of dog.fennel enriches
the commons and vacant lots of the city!
The East Sedalia Good Templars
went up to Beaman yesterday picnicking.
The street fierce was spreading maca-
dam yesterday, where it was most needed.
-Wilber's Comedy Company had a
highly successful week and gave good salts
faction.
-Curd Petty will sell the old Ruther-
ford house, on East Third street,
July LIST.
Engineer Neher, of the Colorado sur
veying corps, was registered at Kaiser's
last night.
Two sets of Italian iddles and harpers
made the downtown resorts quite musical
last evening.
The colored Masons had well-attend-
ed festival at Bro. Madison's church,
Friday night.
The school board had meeting Friday
evening, at which only routine business
was attended to.
The State Dental Association will bold
Its next convention at Pertle Springs, near
Warrensburg, Mo.
The children of the German Catholic
school, as will be observed, will celebrate
on the Fourth with picnic.
IT, D.&t.a Hount-
intended for the 9th of June, has been
instructors.
r. o. Harris will 20 further and do
more TO accommodate the public at his
wagon yard, feed stable and feed store,
than any man in the city. 5-5d&w1m.
Inventors, if you want a model built,
call on Mathews, $40 Ohio street. He can
please you at fair prices for good work.
6-26s&w1t.
There were two entries on the police
court docket yesterday at noon, neither of
the parties having been then arrested.
Hence no names are mentioned.
Arrangements for the fair this year are
being made on grander scale than ever.
Particulars will be given to the public in
due time.
There seems to be no tronble about |
an undertaken these times. There is al |
ways light in the window for the victims |
of green apples in Sedalia. Ring the bell.
Sells Bros Circus passed through Sc |
daiia this morning, On its way from Mo-
berly, where it showed yesterday, to Fort
Sect, Kansas. where it shows tomorrow. |
The latest variety of strolling or aims
seeking musicians to strike the Queen /
City, comprises two 6ddlers and harper.
The blind folks are temporarily lying by.
Now that Mrs. Dougherty has paid
her fine for keeping house of dubious
character, it is suggested that raid on
owners of property who rent buildings and
tenernents to bawds will follow.
The executive committee of the Pettis
County Institute met Friday, Che oath
inst, and decided that, owing to the ILL
ness of two of the instructors, it is best not
to hold the institute announced for June
9th. xE
The funeral of Mrs. Frank Mcclure,
announced fer Friday, was postponed I'm.
til YESTERDAY morning, owing to the ex- ,
ceedingly bad weather and the absence of
relatives, who were unable to arrive in I
time. 81 N